F1: Designing secure systems: Manufacturing, circuits and architectures
Vivek K. De, Kerry Bernstein, Takefumi Yoshikawa, Yusuf Leblebici, Marian Verhelst, Mahesh M. Mehendale, Makoto Nagata · 2016
Hardware security in server, client, mobile and embedded systems is becoming increasingly critical, especially with the rapid growth of the Internetof- Everything (IoE). Security threats and vulnerabilities for all hardware components must be addressed. This forum brings together chip designers and system architects to discuss: (1) design, hardware and logistics attack challenges, as well as advanced mitigation and prevention techniques across the entire chip design, validation, manufacturing and test pipeline including EDA for the foundry and fabless design ecosystem, and (2) data and operational security challenges and efficient cryptographic countermeasures for systems ranging from large cloud datacenters to compact lightweight embedded IoE devices. The first speaker provides an overview of hardware security challenges. The second speaker summarizes security attack challenges and solutions in the foundry and fabless manufacturing and design ecosystem. Two speakers then discuss key security circuit building blocks and cryptographic hardware accelerators. An overview of protections against IC counterfeiting and cloning, as well as hardware Trojans, is provided by the fifth speaker. Circuit techniques for detection, mitigation and preemptive countermeasures against passive and active side-channel attacks are discussed by the sixth speaker. The last two speakers present security hardware architectures for IoE platforms and cloud data centers.